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Dazzler

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Miss-fire got worse
« on: 13 December 2008, 19:19:36 »
My LPG miss-fire has got worse, and its now doing it nearly as bad when on petrol too :(
So im going for a plug and lead change tomorrow to see if that cures it............fingers crossed ::)
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Re: Miss-fire got worse
« Reply #1 on: 13 December 2008, 19:31:36 »
Is the DIS ok?

I have a known good here, if you need it - yours for postage.
Might be a delay getting it out though, I can only just stand up with man flu at the moment :(
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Re: Miss-fire got worse
« Reply #2 on: 13 December 2008, 19:45:29 »
Oooh yes....that was just how mine started and I just thought I would wait until it was more convenient to fix it. Ended up with needing a DIS pack, a catalytic converter, plug leads, plugs and full exhaust system.


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I am being soooo much more careful these days
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Re: Miss-fire got worse
« Reply #3 on: 13 December 2008, 19:53:14 »
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Is the DIS ok?

I have a known good here, if you need it - yours for postage.
Might be a delay getting it out though, I can only just stand up with man flu at the moment :(
Dont know for sure James.
All i do know is that the DIS pack was replaced just over a year ago just before i brought the car.
I know the leads are old, maybe even the original ones and that no6 has the last bit of rubber missing from cam cover leak, so it could do with a new set of leads anyway.
The plugs are 10k old as i fitted genuine ones when i brought the car.

If i dont fix it tomm then yes please to the DIS pack if its the right one, will check the plug on mine tomm.

Cheers matey ;)
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